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newsletter volume 10 august 25 2010 table tennis badminton team playing beach cricket on ohope beach dear students parents and caregivers good luck to netball teams playing semifinals and finals this saturday congratulations to those girls boys and families that have stuck with their winter sport sport is a great opportunity to bring families together and develop friendships for all congratulations to our year eight boys basketball team who defeated tauranga boys college last night wednesday 56 52 in their semifinal they will play aquinas college in two weeks at the qe11 this competition has proven as excellent preparation for the new zealand community trust aims games and we wish mr adams mr clark and their team all the best the new sports gymnasium is an excellent facility for our teachers and students the indoor football competition will wind up this week and totara tanekaha kahikatea and tawa have qualified for the finals we wish all of our 190 competitors all the best for the week long tournament students teachers and coaches have been worked hard to prepare their teams and we look forward to hearing of their success if you wish to follow the results over the week go to http www.nzaimsport.co.nz gareth scholes deputy principal sponsors of the tauranga intermediate school sports academy school cross country winter sports teams weekly draws can be obtained at the following sites on the internet hockey www.tgahockey.co.nz basketball www.westernbaybasketball.co.nz netball www.hotline.co.nz [1]

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boys winning rugby team pb/bop intermediate rubgy tournament boys on friday the 6th of august the school 1st xv rugby team travelled to blake park to compete in the pb/bop champs we started off the day very slow and only beat rotorua 5 0 we picked up our game significantly and beat whakatane kaitao and gisborne comfortably only conceding seven points in these three games in the other pool kawerau won with taupo in second this meant we played taupo in what turned out us killing them with a score of 38 5 this was the first semi final kawerau went down to gisborne in the second semi final leaving us to hopefully repeat our pool play score with them unfortunately it didn t turn out like this gisborne scored early leaving us to fight back and we ended up winning 15 10 unlike our pool game where we beat them 30 7 the day was really cool and we left blake park with smiles on our faces and medals around our necks luke robinson room 19 girls on friday 6th august the tauranga intermediate girls rugby team travelled by bus to blake park for 10 a-side rugby tournament the first games commenced at 9am and there were a total of 10 teams involved the tournament went until 2.30pm finishing with the girls finals overall the gisborne girls won against te puke in the finals the games were 28 minutes long 13 minutes each way and 2 minute half times the winners received medals at the prizegiving tauranga gilrs came back to school at tghe end of the tournament with a placing of 3rd sh vaughan ririnui rm 11 [2]

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pb/bop basketball tournament boys bullets game against gisborne easily and then we went on to beat otumoetai we had a close game against kaitao but went through to play rotorua in the final winning 19-11 tis bullets the year 8 boys basketball team yes we were the tournament winners for went to rotorua on friday the 13th of the second time in a row august to compete in the bp/bop basketball tournament we won our first aaron fredheim rm 39 winning bullets basketball team basketball boys mavericks the year for the mavericks has been a challenge to blend raw talent into a functioning team our first hurdle was to accept the fact we were playing in the mixed y7/8 grade with most of the teams being y8s we have improved so much over the season and this has shown in the scorelines in the last 4/5 games our last game against bc was so close with us losing by just 2 points the last time we played them we lost to them by over 25 points one referee came up to the team after the game and commented that it was the best game of basketball he had been involved with for a long time a remark i felt very proud to hear our recent tournament in rotorua against most bop poverty bay intermediates had us go through pool play with hardly a point being scored against us we met rotorua in the finals and were just beaten in the last 30 seconds a very good result indeed our practices are now taking shape on the court and providing we stay together as a team for the 2011 season we will be a formidable team to beat warrern macdonald coach [3]

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pb/bop table tennis/badminton tournament a team of 4 badminton players and 4 table tennis players travelled to gisborne on august 19th to compete in the intermediate tournament run by ilminster intermediate school on friday 20th august four of the boys had a fabulous experience being billeted with max bramwell whose dad is an olympic gold medalist in kayaking grant bramwell the next day we all found the competition pretty tough in both badminton and table tennis ilminster intermediate were too strong again and won both the events our teams placed 4th in both competitions alex revington rm 18 played well in table tennis winning 5 of his 7 singles matches in the no 1 position this year we had a relatively `young team so next year with our new gym we will have every opportunity to be in training and improve our rankings back row dylan down hetet rm 16 ryan martin rm 6 jordan ross rm 30 naomi stewart rm 36 front row reuben white rm 4 jamie oakley rm 30 luke cairns-nelson rm 30 alex revington rm 18 if you would like to receive a copy of this newsletter electronicaly via email please contact sabrina jackson at sabrinaj@tauranga-int.school.nz to be included on a mailing list [4]

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bop gymnastics competition on tuesday 17 august 4 students from t.i.s went to the bop gymsport regional competition held at argos gym entry was by invitation only students who had performed well at our local tauranga gymnastics earlier this year were chosen leah nicholas rm 42 jody pinkerton rm 41 jake raybould rm 5 and adam herbert rm 19 all competed on the day jake and adam finished 5th equal in the mens artistic division which involves a floor exercise mat exercise and a vault jody placed 6th in the womens open division good luck to these gymnasts at the aims games the main ingredient in stardom is the rest of the team source unknown bop squash intermediate champs last tuesday a team of 8 players from our school travelled to te puke to compete in the bop intermediate squash champs this year we have a particularly strong group of year 7 boys in alex revington rm 18 c1 and jamie oakley rm 7 c2 both these boys made the grand final with alex being the championship winner this is especially good news with the nzct aims games only 2 weeks away congratulations also to olivia mconie rm 30 who won the girls division 2 draw thank you also to parents lynette revington and lisa mconie who helped with transport and supervision on the day greerton amateur athletic club pemberton park fraser street tauranga athlete registration dates to be held at the club rooms pemberton park fraser street monday 20th september 5:30 7pm sunday 10th october 3 5pm we require your child s proof of age so please bring a copy of one of the following for our file birth certificate passport plunket book first club night monday 11th october 2010 for further information please see our website www.greertonathletics.co.nz all sporting opportunities are published in the daily notices it is vital that your students collect notices from the sports office if they are interested in participating [5]

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tauranga intermediate nzct aims games teams good luck to all our competing teams and individuals term 3 calendar pb/bop cross country nzct aims games friday 27 august waipuna park 5 september 10 september term 4 calendar milo cup/shield matches pb/bop tennis tis athletics girls fun golf day monday 18 october thursday 21 october tues 9 11 november monday 15 november welcome bay tennis club hamilton whakatane school te puke junior tennis 2010-2011 season welcome bay tennis club welcomes new juniors and existing members to join us for the 2010-2011 tennis season membership registration and fun days saturday 11 september saturday 18 september 10.00am to 12.00noon 10.00am to 12.00noon junior season sessions commence saturday 16 october beginners to advanced juniors 9am-12noon monday 18 october intermediates experienced juniors 5.00pm ­ 6.00pm club contacts lyndsay 577 1355 or jessica 544 9379 or barb 544 2537 clubhouse victory street welcome bay 544 2164 during club sessions the little club on your back door step a reminder that all sporting students should be keeping a record/log of their sporting achievements throughout the year placings in events captain s roles etc this information is required for our end of year sports prizegiving when we look at our overall sportsperson of the year awards [6]

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player name casey garner room 1 kahikatea house age 12 years profile sports played at school/team level cricket milo cup boys cricket team tis blue football mount hearts 12/13th grade tis aims team sports played at representative level football wbop 12th grade rep team football waikato/bop nations cup team travelling to south africa in the next holidays what is your playing/training schedule like usually 7 hours per week football training/playing what are your favourite foods 2 minute noodles interests/hobbies playing/juggling soccer balls in the back yard watching tv most memorable moment in sport winning the golden boot award at 3 kings national tournament person you admire the most lionel messi a professional football player because he is really good at it how did you get involved in sport i grew up in england where football is played everywhere how does your family support you in sport they take me to the games and support from the sidelines what has sport taught you discipline and leadership skills what is your future goal in sport to become a professional football player and play for the all whites [7]

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coach name tracey kerr-aim sport/team name league 1 netball team occupation miro house syndicate leader profile what got you started in coaching a great way to stay involved in competitive sport without having to do all the training sporting background/qualifications played anything and everything that i could at school summer dedicated to swimming and surf winter was netball badminton and rugby personal successes national title surf lifesaving netball taranaki rep/manawatu rep badminton taranaki manawatu central district rep survived 3 years of womens rugby best memory as a coach the look of success on a players face goals in coaching to win year 8 a grade netball 2010 and aims to see each player develop to thei full potential person you admire the most miss makgill she is my hero interests/hobbies swimming surf rugby and latte s at tay st cafe favourite food pizza favourite music greenday [8]

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billets billets billets families required sunday 5 september ­ friday 10 september 2010 nzct aims games ­ billets from south island we have been approached again from 2 christchurch intermediate schools to host sporting students who are competing in the nzct aims games we have helped out these schools in the past and wish to continue assisting them as it is hugely expensive for them to travel to this national sporting event billeting would be from sunday 5th september ­ friday 10th september once at school their team would make their own travel arrangements for the day with team mini-vans christchurch south intermediate are sending up their netball team of 10 girls and a team of football boys approx 18 chisnalwood intermediate also have 32 students who also require hosting rugby 7 s 12 waterpolo 10 girls basketball 8 badminton boys 2 so if you re up for a new experience that week where you ll meet and get to know students from the south island can provide a bed meals and a safe family home for the students get them to school each day where they will make their own travel arrangements then we would love to hear from you please return to the sports office yes i can take 1/2 girl/s/boy/s from christchurch south intermediate yes i can take 1/2 billet/s from chisnalwood intermediate boy/girl please circle students name room address phone number email address signed [9]

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tauranga city basketball would like to offer all athletes the following development opportunities spring development under 11 born 2001 and younger mondays 3.45 ­ 4.45pm 18th october ­ 13th december no training 25th october labour day only $45 for 8 sessions this 8 week programme focuses on players basketball fundamentals topics that will be covered are ball handling pivoting dribbling defence passing scoring this 8 week programme focuses on players basketball fundamentals topics that will be covered are ball handling pivoting dribbling defence passing scoring this 8 week programme will cover player fundamentals as well as court spacing moving without the ball to score 2 man game team defence mini tournaments and much more under 13 born 1999/2000 mondays 4.45 ­ 6.00pm 18th october ­ 13th december no training 25th october labour day only $45 for 8 sessions under 15 born 1997/1998 wednesdays 4.00 5.15pm 20th october ­ 8th december only $45 for 8 sessions under 17 19 born 1996/95/94/93 wednesdays 5.30 ­ 7.00pm 20th october ­ 8th december only $45 for 8 sessions this 8 week programme will cover player fundamentals as well as court spacing moving without the ball to score 2 man game team defence mini tournaments and much more womens programme wednesdays between 6.00 ­ 9.00pm at aquinas 13th october ­ 15th december no games 27th october or 3rd november only $50 for 8 sessions players are placed into even teams and play each week one training per week will also be organised coaches uniforms refs provided this programme is aimed at players wishing to play in a competitive competition and receive coaching from experienced representative coaches this development programme is seen as a pathway to tauranga city representative teams andrew mackay basketball coachforce development officer local representative and future representative coaches will be running the programme this will ensure you receive the best possible coaching the region has to offer on a weekly basis places will be limited as a smaller player to coach ratio approach will be taken to provide high return to the athletes dont miss out get your registration in now [10]

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